idiotic

• Instead of a half-idiotic, and wholly unattractive, specimen of girlhood, a very charming little personality stood before them. —  A harum-scarum schoolgirl
• Aunt Marcia also took the trouble to explain, quite confidentially, to some seven hundred and ninety-three people, just why the engagement had been broken off: and these explanations were more creditable to Mrs. Dumby's imagination than to me And I remembered, then, that the last request my mother made of me was to keep out of the newspapers--"except, of course, the social items 20 He Dines Out, Impeded by Superstitions Within the week I had repented of what I termed my idiotic quixotism, and for precisely nine days after that I cursed my folly. —  The Cords of Vanity A Comedy of Shirking
• "There's a witness Only a little idiotic-looking girl She's not idiotic, and if you touch me the compact's broken Very well, my time will come. —  He Fell in Love with His Wife
• That would be idiotic, and the count is a sensible man. —  The Widow Lerouge
• It seems to me that this is illogical -- idiotic, in fact. —  Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 4 (1886-1900)

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